ARTH 4573 HISTORY OF GRAPHIC DESIGN. week 3 section 4b industrial revolution. Industrial Revolution. } Agricultural rural communities move to CITIES
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1 } Technically England } But overall, a radical process of social and economic change rather than a mere historical period of time ARTH 4573 HISTORY OF GRAPHIC DESIGN week 3 section 4b industrial revolution } Industrialization spread from Britain to other European countries, including Belgium, France and Germany, and to the United States. By the mid-19th century, industrialization was wellestablished throughout the western part of Europe and America s northeastern region. By the early 20th century, the U.S. had become the world s leading industrial nation. William Blake, title page from Songs of Innocence, 1789 } Steam Engine (1780s deployed) } Factories } Iron and Steel, Sciences } Sense of dominion over nature } Exploit earth s resources to satisfy material wants and needs } Agricultural rural communities move to CITIES } Social power shift } Aristocracy to capitalist manufacturer, merchants, and the working class } Wealth more evenly distributed } Spiraling production cycle from new Supply and Demand: } Demand from rapidly growing urban population with expanding buying power } Stimulated technological improvements } Enabled mass production } Increased availability of products = lowered costs = even greater demand } Caused relentless industrial development 1
2 EFFECTS } Standard of living increased } Though often overworked } Overall, civilization s interest shifted from human values to a preoccupation with material goods BUT ALSO } Also greater human equality } Increased public education and literacy } = insatiable demand for mass communication EFFECTS } People losing communication with nature, aesthetic experience, spiritual values } Handicrafts almost vanished Innovations in Typography } Early 19 th century saw unprecedented development of type designs } Shifting social, economic role of type communications } Larger scale, more impact } Thomas Cotterell, Robert Thorne, Vincent Figgins, Henry Caslon, Robert Besley, William Thorowgood Robert Thorne, fat-face types, 1821 from New Specimen of Printing Types } Tuscan } Tuscan } 3-D } Tuscan } 3-D } Reversed Robert Thorne, fat-face types, 1821 from New Specimen of Printing Types Vincent Figgins, In Shade, 1815 William Thorowgood, Reversed Egyptian Italic,
3 } Tuscan } 3-D } Reversed } Sans Serif } Linotype Machine William Caslon IV, 2-Line English Egyptian type specimen, 1816 Press Construction } Before: Wood Type Poster (LARGE TYPE!) Linotype Machine Hatch Show Print, The Rise of American Rock Poster Art movie poster, 2009 Press Construction } Before: Wood Type Poster (LARGE TYPE!) } Improvements to Gutenberg s } Hand press stronger } Converted to high speed factory operation } Method of inking type by rollers instead of by hand Press Construction } 1815, William Cowper } Patent using curved stereotyped plates wrapped around a cylinder Linotype Machine 3
4 2/4/18 Press Construction } 1815, William Cowper } Patent using curved stereotyped plates wrapped around a cylinder } Next, built using 4 cyclinder steam-powered press using curved stereotyped plates } Printed 4,000 sheets per hour both sides!!! } Paper } 1803, Frogmore, England } Unending sheet of paper could be produced } Mechanization of Typography } Many trying to figure out automatic typesetting } Ottmar Mergenthaler } LINOTYPE MACHINE Linotype Machine } 4
5 2/4/18 CAMERA OBSCURA } Camera Obscura had existed in ancient world since Aristotle 4th century BCE. } Darkened room or box with a small opening or lens on one side. } Light rays passing through this aperture projected on to opposite side and forma a picture of bright objects outside. } Artists have used as aid for drawing for centuries. Also Camera Lucida } The camera lucida is an optical device which merges an image of a scene and the artist s hand on paper for tracing. By contrast, the camera obscura is an optical device that projects a real-time image through a small pinhole (or lens) into a darkened room. Joseph Niepce, first photograph from nature, 1826 CAMERA OBSCURA and CAMERA LUCIDA } Camera Obscura had existed in ancient world since Aristotle 4th century BCE. } Darkened room or box with a small opening or lens on one side. } Light rays passing through this aperture projected on to opposite side and forma a picture of bright objects outside. } Artists have used as aid for drawing for centuries. } WHAT WAS MISSING? } How to fix the image } First to produce photographic image } Routine portrait print first image printed from a plate that was created by photomechanical action of light rather than the human hand Joseph Niepce, photoetching of Cardinal Georges D Ambroise, c First photograph from nature: Joseph Niépce, View from the Window at Le Gras, c DAGUERREOTYPE: Louis Jacques Daguerre, Paris Boulevard, 1839 Advertisement for Kodak Camera, c
6 } American Civil War: Apr 12, 1861 May 9, 1865 Julia Margaret Cameron, Sir John Herschel, 1867 F.T. Nader, Sarah Bernhardt, 1859 A Harvest of Death, Gettysburg, July 1863, by Timothy H. O'Sullivan } Photogravure } Photogravure is an intaglio printmaking or photo-mechanical process whereby a copper plate is coated with a light-sensitive gelatin tissue which had been exposed to a film positive, and then etched, resulting in a high quality intaglio print that can reproduce the detail and continuous tones of a photograph. } Daguerreotype prints } Daguerreotype was the first publicly announced photographic process. } To make a daguerreotype, the daguerreotypist would polish a sheet of silver-plated copper to a mirror finish; treat it with fumes that made its surface light-sensitive; expose it in a camera for as long as was judged to be necessary, which could be as little as a few seconds for brightly sunlit subjects or much longer with less intense lighting; make the resulting latent image on it visible by fuming it with mercury vapor; remove its sensitivity to light by liquid chemical treatment; rinse and dry it; then seal the easily marred result behind glass in a protective enclosure. } Photogenic Drawings } At the time of William Henry Fox Talbot s announcement, his art of photogenic drawing was clearly better suited for recording the shadows of plant specimens, lace, or similar flat objects by direct contact pictures we would now describe as photograms than for camera images. } Talbot discovered that an exposure of mere seconds, leaving no visible trace on the chemically treated paper, nonetheless left a latent image that could be brought out with the application of an exciting liquid (essentially a solution of gallic acid). This discovery, which Talbot patented in February 1841 as the calotype process opened up a whole new world of possible subjects for photography. } Photogenic Drawings } At the time of William Henry Fox Talbot s announcement, his art of photogenic drawing was clearly better suited for recording the shadows of plant specimens, lace, or similar flat objects by direct contact pictures we would now describe as photograms than for camera images. } Talbot discovered that an exposure of mere seconds, leaving no visible trace on the chemically treated paper, nonetheless left a latent image that could be brought out with the application of an exciting liquid (essentially a solution of gallic acid). This discovery, which Talbot patented in February 1841 as the calotype process opened up a whole new world of possible subjects for photography. William Henry Fox Talbot, 1830s 6
7 2/4/18 } 1871, John Calvin Moss (New York) } Commercially feasible photograving method for translating line artwork into metal letterpress plates } 1871, John Calvin Moss (New York) } Commercially feasible photograving method for translating line artwork into metal letterpress plates } Gradual implementation of photograving cut the cost and time required to produce printing blocks } Achieved greater fidelity to the original } Eventually evolved into halftone } Lithography invented technically in 1796 by Bavarian author Aloys Senefelder who sought a cheap way to print his own dramatic works be experimenting with etched stones. } Eventually realized that stone could be etched around grease-pencil writing, then made into a relief printing plate. Lithography } The image to be printed is neither raised nor incised } Oil and water do not mix. 7
8 2/4/18 } The image to be printed is neither raised nor incised } Oil and water do not mix } Godefroy Engelmann patented process in 1837 } American (NYC/Boston) } Richard M. Hoe, Patented the Rotary Lithographic Press (Lightning Press), } American (NYC) } Richard M. Hoe, Patented the Rotary Lithographic Press (Lightning Press), } Hoe invented a lithographic rotary printing press that placed the text on a revolving cylinder. This design was much faster than the old flatbed printing press. The way Hoe s invention was utilized was by rolling a cylinder over stationary plates of inked type and using the same cylinder to make impressions on paper. } First used by the Philadelphia Public Ledger in 1847, produced 8000 sheets per hour on one side. } American (Boston) } John H. Bufford } Bufford was among the earliest recruits to the new medium of lithography in America. } Joined the Pendleton brothers (who pioneered the process in Boston) in } a prolific and successful lithographic artist* } major printer and publisher of prints } employer, colleague, and mentor of a number of notable American artists (like Winslow Homer) who found in his shop the barebones equivalent of a school of art. John H. Bufford s Sons Swedish Song Quartett poster, 1867 } For an edition such as the c Swedish Song Quartett poster, the original master tonal drawing was precisely duplicated on a lithographic stone. } Then separate stones were prepared to print the flesh tones, red, yellow, blue, and the slate-gray background. } Browns, grays, and oranges were created when these five stones were overprinted in perfect registration. } The color range of the original was separated in component parts, then reassembled in printing. } The near-photographic lithographic crayon drawing glowed with the bright underprinted yellows and reds of the folk costumes. - Meggs 8
9 Chromolithography S.S. Frizzall (artist) and John H. Bufford s Sons, Cleveland and Hendricks Presidential Campaign poster, 1884 Prang and Co. and others, c early 1900s, collection of chromolithography The Riverside Print Company of Milwaukee, poster C.W. Parker Co. s Carry-Us-All portable carousels, undated Chromolithography } Package design chromolithographed on tin for food and tobacco products Woodcut Printing Package design chromolithographed on tin for food and tobacco products Joseph Morse, multicolored woodcut poster, 1865 (8.5ft. X 11ft.) 9
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